Ryan Montgomery

He just told us his alias, which was a three-letter word.

And I took a picture of his face and I ran it through our system.

I found a picture of him with his grandparents that had their full names in it.

And I said, look, man, this is how easy, you know, a surveillance camera or anybody taking a photo of you can identify you in 2026.

You know, we could get into the whole Europe privacy laws with facial recognition in China, but like in the United States with this technology.

Instead of using it for good, in our case, where we're showing you what's out there about yourself, people can use this for bad to identify you or your kids or your family.

And it's very dangerous.

And we just want people to know about this stuff.

So we built some really cool technology if you want to check it out.

That's amazing.

Yeah.

Yeah, anyone.

Yeah.

I mean, let me see.

Do you mind if I get up and show you the computer?

Amazing.

And then there's all of the addresses that came from the data breach.

Probably going back a long time.

Wow.

I'm not going to feed it into the database.